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New-York tribune., 1887-04-15
LOCAL STAGE AFFAIRS.

Much interest has been taken by the theatrical pro-
fession in the news that E. G. Gilmore and lmre
Kiralry have formed partnership for the production
in elaborate spectacular style of The DuFes Motto"
Feyal's famous melodrams. Mr.. Gilmore however,
viii not depend upon the spectacular effects alone for
success though these under Mr. kraiys skilled hand
Will probably be out of the ordinary. lie has just en-
gagged to play the lea ing part surice barrymore,
Who has been this season Modjeskas leading man.
The play win be altered and reohtstened Lagar-
dieren Mr.. Kiralfy sailed on Wednesday Tor Europe
and will bring back elaborate costumes, stage models
und two if not three leading dancers The preparations
for this production will probably occupy seSefai
months
The Metropolitan Opera House was about as
crowded as it ever has been yesterday afternoon, when
the benefit matinee given under the management OF
Augustin DAILY and A. NJ. Palmer began. The proceeds
90 10 the building fund Of the NewYork Catholic Pro
toctory Nearly ever, theatre in the city was repre-
seDted on the programme, which. alter an overture
PLAYED bv the youngsters OF the protectory, oegah
with the performance OF the Congujal Lesson, by
Rose Eytinge and George Clarke Munczi LaJos and
the orchestra from the Eden Musee followed and
PLAYED some Hungarian songs and dances as well as
the RakocLy" march. At o'clock the first act OF
Mr. Lovd's drama, {" The Domine's Daughter" was
given BY Walack's company. alter which wilson
Barrett ecitrd Gone With q Handsomer Man" and
from Ermuis." The third act OF Jim tie Pepman,"
PLAYED by the Madison Square Theatre Company came
mort and seene from Investigation was given by
Edward Harrigan John Wild and Annie Yeamans
Then Lillian Russell and Eugene (tdin sang the duet
Tho Rose from "a Trip to Africa" Dockstader
Dauvray and her company appeared in the third act OF
tho Love Chase" The entertainment was wound up
by the performance OF the second act OF The TaiDg
oi the Shrew" by Mr.. Days company.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15
GUILTY oPYURDER Nv TIE SECOND DE.
GREE

WHITE FAILED TO PRovg his ALIDr-TnE JURY
OUT SIX HOURS.
Tho jury IN the trial 0f Otto white. charged with
tho murder Of Louisa won tho servant Of his step
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth whto retired from tho
Court Of Oyer and Tsmmor at 5 :05 p. ycstsrday
after listening to additional testimony John Powers.
Robert A Johnson Hugh Markey and Edward C0nn0rs
testified to having the prisoner the night OF
February 10 near tho scene Of tho murder. and that
started to 20 to his home In Seventy tht early
enough to have reached thore at the time that no
said he did-soou after o'clock.
Tho fury announced that they had arrived at an
agreement at 10 AS. and at IL midnight Judge Van
Brunt caino down from his house and received this
verdict:
equity Of murder in the second degrce.s
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15
oBJECrN0 TO HArWo HER SHOES REMOTED

ODJLCIINU TO III INU HEH OHOh0 hAMV'LD'
Darius r. Robbins a shp-broker OF No 33d Fourth
ave. having an onico IN lower Broadway, wa
arraigned in tho Jefferson Market Police upon com
pIaint OF Marie Ia Vln.or, pretty young woman
WHO says she Is art student and an artists model
She complained that Robbins and followed her about
on the streets and frightened her into accompany ing
HIM to hotel by claiming that he an Oihcor anu
would send her TO tho House OF tho GOOD shepherd.
The case had been brought 10 the attention OF the
police by ply sican Who had noticed hobbms iot-
lowing the girl
tho grl admitted that she had accompanied hin 10
several theatres. About two weeks ago. having
otirrt lied with Tho girl he demanded that she return
u pair OF shoes which he had gwen her. She tired
to escape from him. and he took her into hallway
on broadway near Morth-st. and tried TO take OIL
her shoes. sho again escaped and ran away scream
ing and ater pursuing her for tmo ho too ran away,
As four men were following him. Two OF tncse
we're Charles ii. Cutting and Onrn Is. LOCKWOOD OF
Brooklyn. dry goois men. who were Just gong homo
at 10 D. IN. Robbins admitted that ho had tried TO
take tho shoes fop tho girl but denied that he mao
ever represented himself 10 be an officer.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15
MISS BRUcE ADDS TO HER HANDSOME GIFT

Miss Catharne wolfo Bruce has given $1,000 TO
furnish the books for branch library at broadway
and Forty -secondst. short time ago she gave
$4,000 10 tho New-Yorl Free Circulating Library
for securing the building for this branch. Possession
Of the property Is TO be obtained by May and II
il expected TO havo this branch open In the fail IL
will make the third library In tho city now under the
direction OF tho Free Circulating Library Tho hrst
WAS oloncd In Bond-st, and the second was estap-
lished by Mr. Ottendorfcr in secondavo near Eighth
Il. Another branch 1t Is thought, VIII bo opened IN
tho ncighborhood Of Abingdon Square In the Ninth
Ward neNt winter and money for II has been presented
to the directors by who ls Interested IN seeing
largo public libraries established In New-iork
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15
pRouTg IN THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.

urcAoo. April I-A dispatcn from WABASH ind''
says Thcre Is much alarm In this section OF ths state
over possible failure the wheat crop causcd oy INC
unprecedented dry weather at this season oi the year
which has prevailed for q month"
dispatch from Bloomington. Ill. says: "The drouth
throughout Central Illinois, together with the great ana
continuous he at unprecedented IL has not rained i9r
six weeks, and then but lite fell. not enough 70 ary
break an unusu winter droutn. The eiioeter reg
isers nearly 90 In the daily. The nris arr 50
that II Is next impossible 10 harrow owihS 10 tue coS
nf .tuat
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15
OBITUARY..
Carl, SCHOENE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Apii IL (Specidh. Carl Schoene
one of the Oldest German comedians in the United
States, died in Evansville to-day OF rheumatism. He
retired fror the stage in 1860 and located at Evans
vile. During the war he was employed as o CORE
spondent in the South by the New-fork "Staats
Zetuup, He was aiterwsrd with Carl Schurz on the
editorial stan OF the Westlche Post ut St. Louis
His brother Is ono OF the most notable cOhedians in
Europe and is under engagement for lie at the kigs
Theatre in Vienna
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15

BAIRD-GRANT-On Tuesday. April H. 1897 at the rssfs
dence OF tho BRIDES mother 129 Walnut ct. Phiiafsl
pha by the Rev Collier D. D.. Of pownnstop Penn-
assisted by tho Rev Afrsf youmans D. D. OF Orzuge ~ T.
Anne Meredth daughter Of the late Charles H. Grant
William Torrey bari. Of Oraoge. N. J.
CHAMBERLAIN ALE-At Hotel Raymond. Pasadena
Cal. DIR. william II. Chamberlain. OF New-York city. 10
Miss Mary Otis Hale OF Prfnceton. ~ J.
FOXCOOMBSAtt the isnss of the brides paronts 63
South Portandave BrDotiyp. Tuesday evening. April
~. BY the Rev Tteodsrs T. Cuyer. Sidney Allan fSx
both Of BROOKLYN.
0LYPHANT-HEILMAN-o rhursd av. ths 18th OF Apr,i
at the Church Of ths Rsdeemer Morrs0wn ". j. by the
Rev. Edwin r. Butler. Mamie Humphreys Hcilman to
John Jensett Oyphant
SPRfN9-ROYCE-At Warm Springs N. C.. April -,
1887. w the Rev. George IT, Bell Preston II. Spring OF
HareRh" Nd and Bessie f.. daughter Of tho late Rev.
NJ g. Royca
WHITTEMoRE- DEMARr.sT- On TUESDAY evening April
~ by the Raw DR. william Morgan. Francesca Banch
Whttsmore " Annie Elizabeth daughter OF A. Donna
rest osq
Al notices of marriages mast 30 isI,rssi eis f4Y
md adj 1rsss
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15
MAIL BOXES FOR PACKAGES.

To he Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: notice by the papers that boxes are to be
placed the OF streets in Washington tor the
reception OF papers and small PACKAGES Tor tho mail
something much needed here. station on Fort;-
secondsf., some whore between Broadway and the
Grand Central Depot would be great con yehience.
Aelc- York, April IL, 1857. F.D.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15
yORKMEy KILLED BYA ROCKsLTDE.

DENVER. April IA dispatch from bnena VISTA 10
The Rspubean says: rockslido occurred today In
deep cut on the work OF Kyner. Hgbee Bernard on he
midland grsde near this place Several men were kea
thst rghI or Ten men have lost their lives ami several
othcrs have been on less injured
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT CArioN5-FoR "a HOURS
WASHINGTON, April 14-For New-England. New-Yort.
Nev.Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania. warmer. fair
weather, variable Winds
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15

Eugene Andre Ondin6 was born In Paris In 1910 and
studied In the atelier OF Andre Gale He also worked
under Petot and ngres He executed many sculptures
several by official request His chief WORK was Ihe
Wouneed Gladiator" He received In 1881 the Grand
Prx de Rome and was also awarded several medals for
sculpture and engraving.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15

traits OF officers and stirring In the history Of the
regiment among the illustrations between the covers
The money received the In the pro
gramme also goes 10 the fund Tho entertainment II
every way creditable
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15
ORITUARY NOTES.

PARIS April 1A-Pau Dalloz, proprietor Of the hon.
te,,y. is dead. lie was afty-eiyht years old
CHICAGO, Ill, April l4.-E. e. Aver. founder Of the
town of Harvard ILL., died at that place last night age
seycnty-nvc years.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15
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Service station this cv. The dashss ihuio1e s"o 'r
turc noted at IA udnurs pharmacy. 2ls BroadwJ.
TRIBUNE OFFICE. April l5-i A. M-fhero was "o,o
,ouainess than sunshine yesterday. with light variable
Winds generally from the cast and slowly lai'ns os'
omerer Tho temperature ranged between 90 anu so %
the average 43%', being l2ie lower tna,, m % waanes
day a., .,o.. ,,,, ,rohahiv be
warmer, fair or partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15

Fraud Stalks AbronJ IN the land.
30 be carent To Bensous Plaster ask
Sold by all reliable druRgists.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15
MARRIED.

CoIgafe's Cashmeve Bsuqucf.
white cxquisitey perfnmed toilet The bost
for chappcd han ds and tender skins
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15

WILLIAM AUGUSTUS SAvtLE
LONDON April ll-william Augustus Savile. the artist
has died at Cannes Of heart disease
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15
EUGENE ANDRE OUDINE.

LONDON April l4-The death Is announced of Eugene
Andre Oudine, the French sculptor age seyentyseven
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15
WEDDINGS.

Miss Elizabeth Prudence Reed daughter of Dr. and
Mrs James A. Reed, married last evening TO William
Frederick Kraft at St AIMS Church In Eghteenthst
near Fifth-ave The Rev. Dr. Gallaudet performed the
ceremony The BRIDE who given away by her father
wore n gown of white silk trimmed with duchesse lace
and tulle veil Diamond earrings were also worn The
bridesmaids were Miss Mamie T. Watson, Miss Hattie 5
Middleton. Miss Emma Ramacceotte and Miss Ella j. un
derhill The best Dr. J. Howard Reed, brother
of the bri de- and the ushers were William H. Hampton
A b. Morgan, Robert Kauter Cyrus Alger s. NJ steven
son and ". Elder reception TO relatives and
few friends held afterward at the home o the Dide
mother, No. 32 West Nineteenth-st
large home wedding took place last evening at No
G37 Jersey ave. Jersey City Miss Lille NJ krugier
performed by the Rev. j. Howard suydam of the Park
ssiiD viii court train trimmed with duchesse The
maid OF honor Clara NJ Kruger the little niece OF the
bride
The wedding OF Miss stryker Butler. daughter OF H.
l. Butler Of this city, to Lincoln Aonrger Of German
took a. the nj ue Ths
was performed by the Rev. u. NJ. McCambe pastor OF
sps Of ne BRIDE was best man The bridesmaids
were Miss Annie AIburger sister OF tho brdegroo Miss
Iosnsons The ushers were Edward Butler. brother OF
the BRIDE Charles Barry Clarence NJ enith anu FRANK
JohnA
yEssA. April l4-Cardinal vanutell onciated at the
marriage Of Miss Carroll Count Heussenstamm yes
terday After the ceremony reception was held at inc
residence Of the BRIDES family which was attended py
Cardinal vanuelli the Duke OF saxeCoburg the Princes
of Rcuss and Batthyany the British and French iinis-
and their wives Mr. and Mrs Keith Fraser and num-
erous diplomats and notsblea
ANDREW CARNEGIEg ENGA CEMENT DENIED.
tPrTTsBURG, April ID tSpcciab.-Andrew Carnegie
started to-day TOR the Cast. Nothing could be learned
from bi concerning his reported engagement to Miss
Whitfield, Of New-York. He said that he would spend
the summer IL the Highlands Of Scotland and would
sail on the steamer Fulda which leaves New York
April %. He said that his physician had advised HIN
to lead quiet LIE there until he had entirely
cred from his illness. He expressed regret ut not
being able to speak at the coming anticoercion
In this city aud said that his sympathy
WIS with the Irish people. Henry Phpps p~rtner
Of Mr. Carnegie to-day refused to talk to reporter
ABOUT Mr.. Carneaies rumored engagement Mis-
Whitfield and her moibcr ssre intimate friends OF Mrs
Carnegie, mother oil MIR. Carnegie, who spent many
years at the Windsor Hotel, New YORK. Last summer
Mss Whitfield, with her mother and young sister,
spent some weeks at Cresson They did not stay at
the Carnegie cottage did number o other friends
g So Carnegiss WHO were there at The same time'
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15

TRIBUNE LOCAL oB5ERvArIoyA
New-York tribune., 1887-04-15

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3tpar rotten, Nnitrt6 ioa Der gan3e 8a1
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15

Ga6bem bas S6rtftffif berGelen mar,
tparf &i6ter Salnteion etnen 8lid bes Mitz
letos auf WtcGlaugbrD unb erfl6rte Damn,
baB er an Dem l1rtbeil Der @ei9porenen
nt6ts dr6ern fDnne. 6terauf perlrtbeilte
er Mc@laugbrD 81 3pei Sabreh 13u6tbaus,
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bate, cine 53eQe 3u1n Nufentbalt angeipielen.
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nit an6eren StrGfltngen ouf benz Seloe
gum @ttbetmien bon &artofteln berpen6et.
Der 08arben bes 3u6t6auies. SEER Wecz
Glaugbrp, lit etn 8ertpanbter bes ST.
GountDcommtiiGrs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-08-15
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i6teben bGtte, jpte er ietn @jelb anlegen
tptr6, a6er er tit felt entl9loiien, ietue
ieBt9e Stellutg gu bebalteu, gerabe, ais Oh
baS @liiG ietnen Q8e9 1ttdt ~gefreuSt bdtte.
9tetp Oort 9ailp Stems, 26. Suit.
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tenitaOt 1tattftnoenDen Stbu1gen ber high
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ben. 9tele tper0en oieSmal aus BEN a1z
gele6enlten 8oritdnoen Der etnselneu
Courts" III Chicago erndnnt tperben, tpeil
bier Die Contention abgebalten miro. Die
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pber 8rooflpn tageu. 9ieie bret StG6te
itno in 8ori6log 9ebra6t, eine erbgIltige
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porben. Die 3abI Ser 0elegaten reidt
na6e an $50 btnan. Oteie reprdientiren
443 vGpurtS" BON Ninerifa nit nabeau
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pergniigtelte Wetie berltef.